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(15) QUESTION 3 (IAS 16) Fire Ltd commenced in 2019 with the manufacturing of wood products at a new plant. The plant was pur

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Cost of Acquisition:
A Purchase 700,000.00
B Installation 130,000.00
C Fence     20,000.00
Cost of the Plant (A+B+C) 850,000.00
Note: Expense for opening function not to be included in the cost of the plant
Depreciable Amount
Cost 850,000.00
Less Residual value 200,000.00
Add Scrapping cost 140,000.00
Depreciable Amount 790,000.00
  
Depreciation for the year ended 31st Dec 2019:
Depreciation = Plant cost/Useful life
=790000/10
Depreciation for the year 2019     79,000.00
Carrying Amount of the Plant at the end of 2019:
790000-79000
Cost of the plant - Depreciation
711000 (Carrying Amount)

Note: Plant idle time due to rain should not be considered for calculating depreciation as depreciation should be calculated as per useful life and it is a period cost.   

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